Personality Test & Career Paths Lesson by Meg Dale (Bulgaria ETA) “What do you want to be when you grow up?” This oft-repeated question, while generally well-meaning, can cause students a considerable amount of stress if they don’t know what they want to do in the future, or know what…
Success by Lindsay Mickles (Bulgaria ETA) As teachers, our primary goal is not simply to teach our subject matter, but to provide our students with the skills they need to find success in life. What better way to help students do so than to devote a class period to discussing…
The Single Story by Lindsay Mickles (Bulgaria ETA) December just started, and that means 2018 is coming to a close. As we draw nearer to the end of the year, we often reflect on what we have accomplished (or not…) throughout the year. Earlier this year, the Fulbridge blog featured…
Privilege Walk by Meg Dale (Bulgaria ETA) Last week was the Thanksgiving holiday—a time for coming together with family and reflecting on the things in our lives for which we are most thankful. While this is generally a heart-warming, rewarding experience, for some it serves as a subtle, uncomfortable reminder…
Popsicle Stick Storytelling by Emily Donlon (Bulgaria ETA) All ESL teachers will likely agree that the imagination and creativity of our students frequently surprises us and keeps us on our toes—it’s one of the best things about teaching. If you’re looking for a way to encourage your students to stretch…
Fulbridge.org is happy to showcase the winners of our very first photography contest: Capture Your Placement. Applicants were asked to supply a photo and and a brief summary describing how the photo illustrates, captures, or symbolizes life in their placement. We received numerous submissions from all over the world and…